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8/10 issue: New Hudgens show; Florida’s primary; Crumbling city
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TODAY’S FOCUS: Show for Lauri Stallings, 2017 winner of Hudgens Prize, opens Aug. 11
EEB PERSPECTIVE: August 28 Florida Primary Progressing Similarly to Georgia’s
ANOTHER VIEW: From Shining City on the Hill, to the City Crumbling on the Hill
SPOTLIGHT: Infinite Energy Center
FEEDBACK: Reasons for You To Vote Republican or Democrat in the Fall
UPCOMING: Groundbreaking is August 13 for new Lilburn Police Headquarters
NOTABLE: City of Lawrenceville Approves $152 million (10 Month) Budget
RECOMMENDED: MOD Pizza in Chamblee
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Sun Trust Bank, 14th in Size, Holds of 48 Million Shares of Coca-Cola:
MYSTERY PHOTO: The Trees Almost Hide This Issue’s Mystery Photo
CALENDAR: Community Foundation of Northeast Georgia Plans Celebration
5/13: On Norcross muralist; passing school buses; more
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TODAY’S FOCUS: Norcross Picks Artist for Depicting a Mural on Its Skin Alley
EEB PERSPECTIVE: Passing Stopped School Buses More a Problem Than You May Imagine
SPOTLIGHT: Hayes Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac, and GMC
FEEDBACK: Outsider’s View of Proposed Bridge for Peachtree Corners
UPCOMING: Gwinnett Village Names Anderson-Bomar Sole Finalist as New Director
NOTABLE: Snellville Swears In Tadia Whitner as Associate Judge of City Court
RECOMMENDED: The Nest by Cynthia D’Aprix Sweeney
GEORGIA TIDBIT: Jackson Lee Nesbitt Finds First Work with Etching Commission
TODAY’S QUOTE: The World of Theory, According to Yogi Berra
CALENDAR: Find the latest events in Gwinnett
MYSTERY PHOTO: Is This Photograph of a Familiar Scene That You Recognize?
LAGNIAPPE: NSDAR Chapter Recognizes Miriam S. Machida for Community Service
FOCUS: Many who served are still hurting as we approach Veterans Day
By Tom Merkel, president, The IMPACT Group | On Wednesday, November 11, we come together to celebrate Veterans Day. It will be a day to say “Thank You” and honor all who have served in the military — in wartime or peacetime. It’s a day to acknowledge the contributions and the sacrifices they have made so Americans can continue to enjoy our Freedom, and live in a safer world.
PHOTOS: Keen Ice comes in third
Keith Mason was soaring high when part of the horse he owns, Keen Ice, finished third in the Belmont Stakes to Triple Crown winner American Pharoah. Mason and his wife, Twinker, are shown with former President Bill Clinton. Of his horse’s performance, Mason says that he “Thought Keen Ice had the kick for the finish. We were most pleased. He ran the best race run thus far, giving it all he had. American Pharoah is a superhorse. There’s no shame in losing to a Triple Crown winner.”
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